Tokenizing private credit won’t fix who bears the losses
/Cap’s Benjamin Sarquis Peillard argues that putting private credit on-chain won’t fix bad underwriting unless the people making lending decisions have their own capital at risk.
Read MoreCap’s Benjamin Sarquis Peillard argues that putting private credit on-chain won’t fix bad underwriting unless the people making lending decisions have their own capital at risk.
Read MoreDewald Nolte of Entersekt argues that programmable money is becoming the foundation of modern finance, reshaping digital wallets, tokenized deposits and AI agents in fintech’s next phase.
Read MoreFintech has found a new baseline at $45–50 billion annually, new giants have emerged, and crypto earned a seat at the table. F-Prime’s Abdul Abdirahman examines the broader trends.
Read MoreWe’ve been monitoring the updates coming from industry conference organizers in response to COVID-19.
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